It was almost three years ago that Lionel Desmond -- a deeply disturbed Afghan war veteran diagnosed with PTSD -- bought a rifle and headed to his modest home in rural Nova Scotia.
Whether or not Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffles her to a new cabinet post on Wednesday, Chrystia Freeland's imprint on Canada's foreign policy will remain visible for some time to come, analysts suggest.
Shoppers pushing one of 10 new smart carts at a Toronto Sobeys store can scan their items on the spot, track their total bill and accept payment, which means they can skip the cashier or self-checkout altogether.
Canada's Salvation Army is testing out a new and faster way to allow cashless donations to its kettle stations via debit and credit card, making the process as quick and easy as dropping a toonie in the bubble.
A young woman accused of hurling chairs and other objects off a highrise balcony overlooking a busy downtown Toronto highway pleaded guilty Friday to a charge of mischief endangering life.
A 33-year-old man facing charges after allegedly defacing the cenotaph at Old City Hall earlier this week was released on bail Friday, after the Crown expressed concerns about his mental state and a judge ordered he undergo counselling.
The city is launching a new pilot project at one of its busiest intersections, hoping to improve road safety and traffic flow around construction zones.
The city of Toronto says it has filed for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in a legal battle over Queen’s Park unilateral decision to shrink the size of city council.
